There's a Wocket in my Pocket!
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- Author：Dr. Seuss
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Summary
In this silly Bright and Early Book classic by Dr。 Seuss， a young boy goes exploring in his house and finds an array of fun characters！ Are you certain there's a Jertain in the curtain？ Or have you ever had a feeling there's a Geeling on the ceiling？ From the pesky Nooth Grush on a tooth brush to a sleepy Zelf up on the shelf， There's a Wocket in My Pocket will have young readers eager to explore their homes and the wonders of rhyming and wordplay。
Combining brief and funny stories， easy words， catchy rhythm， and lively illustrations， Bright and Early Books are an ideal way to introduce the joys of reading to children。
Combining brief and funny stories， easy words， catchy rhythm， and lively illustrations， Bright and Early Books are an ideal way to introduce the joys of reading to children。
Reviews
W。A。 Ashes
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I absolutely love this book and every elementary library class I’ve read it to has too。 It’s fun to read， easy to memorize， and a guy on YouTube even did a rap about it， which I let the kids watch after reading the book。 This is honestly my third favorite Dr。 Seuss book。 It doesn’t have much of a point to it。 It’s just full of zany words， but I think it helps with annunciation。
Angie Schmidt
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7 year old， "I think it's funny and I want to know what the Vug under the Rug looks like。" 7 year old， "I think it's funny and I want to know what the Vug under the Rug looks like。" 。。。more
Logan Marshall
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Genre: Poetry Grade: 2-3This is a classic Dr。 Seuss book that would be fun for students to read and be interested in。 Dr。 Seuss makes up words and so students would have fun saying them and even learning them， knowing they are made up。 It would be a fun book to read to students who aren’t as interested in books because it inspires their imagination to think outside the box。
Ranette
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Another great rhyming book by Dr。 Seuss
The Campbell Family
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A classic！
Mary Paulley
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Fantastic！My kids thought it was “fantastic！” They really enjoyed the rhythm and rhyme of the book。 We would definitely recommend it！
Benjamin Wirtz
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A story that describes a bunch of creatures that live in various places in the house。 As a kid， it always bugged me that The Wocket was never actually mention in the text of the book， only in the title。
Cherish Brown
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（4☆ Would recommend）Dr。 Seuss books are great for learning， since they have such colorful pages， engaging pictures， and rhyme。 Kids love them。
james
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Happy Book rap to migos
Austin Ajit
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I love Dr Seuss books。All books I love to read again and again 。
Meels
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Meh。 I hadn't seen this in a long time。 It was kind of typical for Seuss， but。。。less。 Like， when it was over I was flicking back and forth with the last page。 I thought I'd missed something。 Meh。 I hadn't seen this in a long time。 It was kind of typical for Seuss， but。。。less。 Like， when it was over I was flicking back and forth with the last page。 I thought I'd missed something。 。。。more
Jiv Johnson
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an above average book about Learning To Appreciate Different Cultures Even When They Invade On Your Own
Jennifer Fann-Tucker
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Favorite
Jil Diamante
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It's somehow embarrassing for me to admit that this was my first Dr。 Seuss book。 As a kid， I never fancy colorful storybooks。 I started with （of course the ABCs） but then jumped right off to literary folios。 I indulged in occasional "fun" illustrations back then too but nothing stood out。（Also， what a fun house this book was about！） It's somehow embarrassing for me to admit that this was my first Dr。 Seuss book。 As a kid， I never fancy colorful storybooks。 I started with （of course the ABCs） but then jumped right off to literary folios。 I indulged in occasional "fun" illustrations back then too but nothing stood out。（Also， what a fun house this book was about！） 。。。more
Mort's Kids
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I don't know what to tell this nice fellow about his home。 He probably needs an exterminator， or at least figure out some sort of subleasing situation？In any case: classic art and classic rhyming。 I don't know what to tell this nice fellow about his home。 He probably needs an exterminator， or at least figure out some sort of subleasing situation？In any case: classic art and classic rhyming。 。。。more
Epifania Rita Gallina
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So funny and interesting
Holly
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Easy rhyming bookThis is a good Dr。 Seuss book in terms of length and rhyme。 From a learning to read standpoint， I’m not sure that the made up words （made up just to rhyme） facilitate learning， but then again， I’m not an educator， so what do I know？
busé
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i have to admit， i read it for the rap video
Dan
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Another silly book to introduce children to rhyming。
Jon
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Dr。 Seuss is a consistent hit with Rowan， and this was no exception。 He just happily sits and enjoys it every time。 Doesn’t engage with it as vocally or enthusiastically as Hop on Pop or Mr。 Brown Can Moo， but he’s still here for it。 He’s especially fond of the juggled eggs in the basement。 And the “paste brush。” Kid’s big into paste brushes right now。
Owen Shearer
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Dr Seuss was one of my favourite authors and illustrators as a child。 I always found his books amusing and humorous， but while most people think of Green Eggs and Ham or The Cat in The Hat when they hear Dr Seuss， my mind immediately goes to There’s a Wocket in my Pocket。 I loved this book as a child， I found it funny and loved the pictures in the book。 The story is told through rhyming， but also through a little boy in red with spikey hair running through his house finding all of these amazing Dr Seuss was one of my favourite authors and illustrators as a child。 I always found his books amusing and humorous， but while most people think of Green Eggs and Ham or The Cat in The Hat when they hear Dr Seuss， my mind immediately goes to There’s a Wocket in my Pocket。 I loved this book as a child， I found it funny and loved the pictures in the book。 The story is told through rhyming， but also through a little boy in red with spikey hair running through his house finding all of these amazing and ridiculous creatures beside common objects in his house。 The images and expressions shown give you an idea if he welcomes the creatures or if he does not want the creatures in his house， sometimes he even warns us that we should make sure there are not any in our house。 Dr Seuss also teaches basic and early rhyming with normal words and made-up words that are attributed to made up creatures， for example a Wasket in the Basket。 The made-up words can help children identify rhyming patterns。 It can also help children identify those items in their house by rhyming them with the creatures that might live there from this book。 I like everything about this book and would find it hard to look for any dislikes as it is a fun book that will cause laughter and interest into the things around us。 The sentence structures are in the form of a poem and can be read quick and snappy or short and drawn out。 The story sparks our imagination and makes us think like a child and how random items can be so much fun to make rhyming words with。 We could link this with trying to find actual words to rhyme the furniture with。 In a teaching sense for the classroom this book could be linked with a few fun lessons。 When I read it， I always think about certain beats to certain songs， so tying it in with a music lesson would be a fun idea， maybe continuing the story with other furniture in our house and rhyming new creatures to it。 In doing so we could have an art lesson where they draw their very own creature to go with their furniture。 The possibilities for this book are endless which is why I believe it to be so great for children of all ages。 。。。more
Leah G
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One of my favorite Dr Seuss books。 Too cute。
Kali Erickson
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We all know I love Theres a Wocket In My Pocket。 This silly rhyming book would be appropriate to use in a classroom where students are learning about rhyming。
Maeve
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A child lives in a house with all sorts of interesting （made-up） creatures！ A cute introduction to rhyming and creativity。
Erin Britt
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Each time I read this with one of my children， another climbs in my lap to be next。 Yesterday the three youngest （2-5） each had two turns in my lap， then when I was done， my preteen read to them a few more times。 This is a good attention grabber for young listeners， and a fun one to read out loud。
Mariah
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One of my favorite Dr。 Suess books！
Tally， The Chatty Introvert
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there seems to be a lot of dr。 seuss I haven't read yet， and I'm seeing what they're like before putting them out for the kids （which is why I'm reading so many little books right now）。 This one was just cute， and I can see why kids would like it。 there seems to be a lot of dr。 seuss I haven't read yet， and I'm seeing what they're like before putting them out for the kids （which is why I'm reading so many little books right now）。 This one was just cute， and I can see why kids would like it。 。。。more
Amy "the book-bat"
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cute
Z'Nia Morris
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I didn’t like this book。 It had so many different rhyming words that just become aggravating after a while。 This is one of those books that you regret reading in the middle of it or think why did I even start reading this， but you can’t put it down because you want to find out what happens at the end。 I love Dr。Seuss books， but this one is my least favorite。
Derek
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